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Excellence in Business Gala

Annual fundraiser featured special guest Jack Nicklaus and honoree Jacqueline Taylor, Ph.D.

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In This Issue

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University News 02 | A message from the president

Advancement Executive Vice President Rachel Render

Features 03 | Excellence in Business Gala

Annual gala featured special guest Jack Nicklaus and honoree Dr. Jacqueline Taylor

Executive Director of Advancement Operations Laura Macka

09 | Davenport launches barrier-breaking

Director of Alumni and Donor Engagement Whitney Enge

DU hires first full-time women's coach; she worked at NASA

Marketing & Communications

ultimate program

12 | Catching everyone:

College of Urban Education Unique mission is changing lives

16 | Students flock to new mental health degree offerings

Recently launched programs address a growing need

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Executive Vice President Deb Cooper Executive Director of Communications and Public Relations Mary Eilleen Lyon Director of Content Marketing and Communications Leslie Kinnee Sr. Art Directors Ben Huff & Keith Jensen

19 | Alumni Awards

Project Coordinator Connie Valkema

This year’s award winners profiled

21 | An alumni story featuring Jai Maw BBA ’14

Former DU student-athlete’s entrepreneurial spirit is a sure bet

Contributing Writer Cindy Kamerad

24 | Annual Report 25 | Why I Give

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A record number of students moved into housing on the W.A. Lettinga campus this fall.

A message from the president Addressing barriers in education There is so much about fall that signals excitement, and that is incredibly apparent on our campuses. We just moved in the largest number of residents in our history onto our W.A. Lettinga Grand Rapids Campus, and we are celebrating positive enrollment growth for our university. Our vision and mission to be a renowned quality institution of higher education that prepares and transforms students to achieve and excel in their careers is resonating and inspiring. Yes, we have much to celebrate.

We are grateful that Davenport’s vision inspires support from our greater community. Many of you have become involved with our ELEVATE Campaign, which is an ambitious multi-year campaign dedicated to securing resources for our students, and attended our Excellence in Business event featuring golf great Jack Nicklaus. You will see a recap of that wonderful night, which included honoring Dr. Jacqueline Taylor with the Peter C. Cook Excellence in Business Award.

University life is enriching in the classroom and also outside of it. Our fall sports got off to a great start, and we have expanded some of our varsity sports.

You can read about a NASA scientist who made a dramatic career switch, came to Davenport, and is now the first full-time women’s ultimate Frisbee coach in the country.

Davenport is full of true and inspiring stories. Thank you for being a part of making them possible and for enriching the fall season and our collective future in remarkable ways.

Sincerely,

Richard J. Pappas, Ed.D. President DU Review

Also in this issue, you’ll read about two mental health programs that are new this Fall Semester and the direct result of the Klingenberg family providing necessary resources. The master’s degrees in psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and in mental health

counseling are both seeing enrollments above our targets. Employers throughout the state are waiting to hire and promote these students when they graduate.

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We are living out our stated mission as we move through our plan for the future: Vision 2025. On the pages of DU Review, you can see the vision coming to life. You will read about the custom programs we have created and grown to reach all students, regardless of their backgrounds, circumstances or socioeconomic status. When you hear from alumni like Yamaka Bracey, who has a master’s degree from our College of Urban Education, how Davenport and its classes, faculty and approach fed her passion to be the best educator in an urban district, you will be moved and know her students are in good hands. The effects of our university grow wider through all the students we touch, and all whom they touch, and so on. What an awesome responsibility and privilege.

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he annual Excellence in Business Gala was held in May to raise scholarship funds to help Davenport students get where the world is going in business, technology, health and urban education.

The gala was attended by 500 guests and raised $371,000 in support of student scholarships.

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Story by Leslie Kinnee

The event recognized community leader Dr. Jacqueline Taylor as this year’s Excellence in Business Gala honoree and featured golf legend Jack Nicklaus as a special guest.

The university also celebrated Davenport student Brianna Leesch, the 2023 Gerald R. Ford Memorial Scholarship recipient.

All proceeds from the event benefit the Davenport University Scholarship Fund, which provides critical financial support for deserving and talented students. Thanks to the generous support of our donors and event sponsors, each year foundation scholarships totaling more than $1 million are awarded to students.

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GOLD SPONSORS Peter C. & Emajean Cook Foundation Daniel & Pamella DeVos Foundation

THANK YOU

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TO ALL OF OUR SUPPORTERS

J.C. & Tammy Huizenga The Lettinga Family

SILVER SPONSORS

The annual Excellence in Business Dinner Gala is possible due to the support of our community.

Gentex Corporation

Thank you to everyone who joined us to support student scholarships at the 2023 Excellence in Business Gala.

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G E R A L D R. F O R D MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT BRIANNA LEESCH Legal Studies and Marketing Major Brianna graduated from Cadillac High School in June with an impressive 4.0 unweighted GPA. At Cadillac, she was an active member of the Youth Advisory Council, National Honor Society and Honors Choir.

Swimming since she was a child, Brianna has a passion for the water that led her to the role of captain for the Cadillac swim team for the past two years. She’s excited to continue her swimming career, competing with the Davenport swim team.

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2023 Peter C. Cook Excellence in Business Award Winner

Dr. Jacqueline Taylor

“This year’s honoree embodies the qualities we recognize with this award, so it is with great pride that we honor Dr. Jacqueline Taylor with the Peter C. Cook Excellence in Business Award,” said Dr. Richard J. Pappas, president of Davenport University. “We are inspired by her leadership, philanthropy and service to our community. It’s leaders like her who inspire the values Davenport seeks to teach our students as they achieve academic and professional success.”

“I am deeply grateful for receiving this very special Peter C. Cook Excellence in Business Award from Davenport University,” said Taylor.

“Having known Peter and all the previous recipients and the outstanding impact that they have made on West Michigan and beyond, I am humbled and pray that we all continue to join together to create opportunities for all, to support a strong system of education and training, and to maintain our focus on building a culture of working together as partners now and into the future.”

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Jackie Taylor is a talented executive, board member, consultant and entrepreneur. Her incredible career includes 25 years as an executive-level leader within higher education.

For 11 years, she led academics statewide and internationally for Davenport. Today, she chairs the M.E. Davenport Legacy Endowment Committee for Davenport.

Following her academic career, Jackie became a business consultant and joined Pondera Advisors, a leadership consulting practice in Grand Rapids. She continually lends her talents to guide West Michigan leaders and the many nonprofit boards she serves. She has also been honored with numerous awards for leadership, excellence and achievement across academic and statewide organizations.

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The prestigious Peter C. Cook Excellence in Business Award is presented annually to someone who exemplifies professional success and commitment to community service.

This year, we recognized our 24th recipient, Dr. Jacqueline Taylor.

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This year’s Excellence in Business Gala featured golf legend Jack Nicklaus, who is considered the greatest champion in golf history. He sat down with Davenport President Richard J. Pappas for an exclusive discussion about his career as a professional golfer and renowned golf course designer.

During the conversation, Nicklaus, a multiple sport athlete in his youth, explained what led him to gravitate exclusively toward golf and how that decision shaped his life.

He reminisced about how longtime friend and rival Arnold Palmer took him under his wing when he first arrived on the golf scene, and how they became great friends despite being fierce competitors.

Nicklaus talked about his work as a golf course designer, his incredible success on the golf course and the role his lucky yellow shirt played in his 1986 comeback when he won the Masters.

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He also spoke about the importance of family and how he successfully balanced his career with spending quality time with his children.

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“The toughest competitor I had was me because I’m the only one I can control.”

– Jack Nicklaus

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“It was a great pleasure to interview this year’s featured guest, Jack Nicklaus,” said Dr. Richard J. Pappas, Davenport University president.

“I’m thankful for the opportunity to hear his incredible story and to give our guests a unique glimpse into the life of one of the golf community’s greatest athletes.”

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Story by Cindy Kamerad Davenport University has embarked on an exciting new journey in collegiate athletics with the introduction of its men’s and women’s ultimate programs. Spearheaded by an experienced coaching staff, this initiative has the potential to revolutionize the landscape of ultimate (formerly ultimate Frisbee) in the collegiate sphere.

“Ultimate is a sport that’s taking off across the country right now, and we’re excited to be the first university in Michigan to offer a women’s team,” said Paul Lowden, executive director of Athletics. “Recruiting is underway and exhibition games are taking place this fall. We encourage everyone to come out and view the sport.”

Ultimate is a noncontact, selfrefereed team sport. It is often described as a combination of soccer and basketball. It is played with a Frisbee on a football-like field with the goal of throwing the disc to someone standing in the end zone for a goal.

USA Ultimate, the national governing body, offers a college division with more than 18,000 studentathletes competing on more than 800 teams.

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Davenport will compete against men’s and women’s teams across the nation as well as locally, including Grand Valley State University, Michigan State University, Western Michigan University and the University of Michigan.

Ultimate was introduced to Davenport’s athletics department initially by a student. This student, who has a passion for the sport, introduced Lowden to Mike Zaagman, owner of Zig Zag Ultimate, an organization that provides team competition in ultimate for players of all ages.

Zaagman later became the program’s full-time head coach.

“Mike helped me better understand ultimate as a sport, but more importantly, the resources needed to develop it as

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a collegiate athletic program,” said Lowden.

“Ultimate took a backseat when the pandemic hit, but once we moved away from COVID-19, Mike and I reconnected and started to put together the makings of a proforma. This proforma was used as a guideline to put an official strategic initiative together to add ultimate to the plethora of athletic programs Davenport currently offers.”

Zaagman was hired in November 2022 and began establishing the current teams — both men and women — for the 2023-24 academic year. He recruited Jessica Creamer to his staff in July 2023, making her the first full-time collegiate women’s ultimate coach in the U.S. “Davenport is leading the way as the first university to fully embrace ultimate,” said Zaagman. “While some others might have bits and pieces of what we offer, none can match our all-inclusive approach. We provide a complete package that includes athletic scholarships, full-time coaches, top-notch team gear and so much more. I am humbled and grateful to be a part of this program.”

“We have an incredible group of women committed for the fall, and we are just starting to get practices off the ground. Plus, through online recruiting efforts, we’ve connected with five players from Kenya who will hopefully be joining our women’s team this spring,” said Creamer. “It’s a sport almost anyone can play, especially athletes with soccer or basketball experience, and it’s incredibly fun to watch.”

This fall, Creamer and the current women’s team hosted numerous community learn-to-play events, exposing both potential players and fans to the sport.

For more information, visit dupanthers.com/ sports/ultimate-frisbee.

Creamer’s journey into the world of ultimate started in her hometown of Tucson, Arizona, where she fell in love with the sport during high school. With a background in soccer, she found the transition to ultimate remarkably smooth due to the similarities between the two sports.

While obtaining her undergraduate degree in chemistry at Northern Arizona University, Creamer established and captained the women’s ultimate team. She then went on to serve as head coach for the women’s club team at the University of Kansas for one year while she earned her master’s, before going on to get her doctorate degree in pharmaceutical chemistry.

During her graduate work, she devised methods to secure pharmaceutical supply chains by creating analytical methods for portable instrumentation that could be used in developing countries where resources are limited. After graduating, she moved to California to work with NASA, finding that the space program had connections to her previous work.

While at NASA, though, her passion for ultimate didn’t wane.

She continued to play, and established and still co-owns Los Angeles Astra, a professional ultimate team.

Then, in the spring of 2023, Creamer made a significant career shift — she joined Davenport, becoming the first full-time woman ultimate coach at the university level in the United States.

“For now, science is paused,” said Creamer. “I love science. I love research. I’ve sort of turned that to Frisbee, and I’m excited to bring a more rigorous, analytical approach to this sport. I’m thrilled to be a part of a new chapter in ultimate history.”

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Ryan McCosky, director of Non-Varsity Sports and Programming, said: “Our goal is for our athletes — and our fans — to have a great experience here at DU. Ultimate is an exciting addition to our sports lineup.”

Jessica Creamer’s career has run parallel paths — one within the world of science and technology as a technologist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the second focusing on the development of women’s ultimate.

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As the newly appointed overseer of the women’s program, Creamer brings an impressive track record of advancing the sport. Her focus is on both growing the women’s team of recruits and building awareness and support for ultimate in the Davenport and West Michigan communities.

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Catching everyone: College of Urban Education’s unique mission changes lives Story by Mary Eilleen Lyon Davenport University is the only university in Michigan to offer degrees from a college dedicated entirely to urban education. The College of Urban Education (CUE) benefits from the support given to the university’s ELEVATE Campaign, which is currently underway.

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Yamaka Bracey

“What got me was the title itself, ‘urban education,’” Davenport College of Urban Education alumna Yamaka Bracey ’16 said.

“Coming from an urban district and living in an urban environment, I just wanted more. How much deeper can you

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go with this?”

Bracey is a product of urban education, having attended Grand Rapids Public Schools (GRPS), and that is exactly where she wants to be. She pursued her master’s degree in urban education at Davenport University while working as a teacher in the district.

“The class sizes were just right, and they were very detailed and hands-on,” Bracey said. It gave me the tools I needed. It gave me opportunities that I may not have had if I had not had the courses that helped me think deeper, that pushed me to work harder, that encouraged me to think out of the box.”

Bracey’s passion for educating and guiding students, whom she affectionately calls “babies,” is evident to anyone watching her work. As she easily makes her way through the halls of Campus Elementary on the city’s southeast side, where she is in her fifth year as principal, she alternately calls out to some students and hugs others. This is her place.

“Davenport’s urban education program allows you to deepen your understanding of the urban world,” Bracey said. “It’s not just about going in and helping. It’s really about looking at the student as a whole, and looking at their family, and making a difference the best way you possibly can.”

Davenport has had a unique focus on urban education since beginning the CUE in 2013, providing current and aspiring educators with culturally responsive practices that can be immediately used in schools and with families. The CUE has a distinctive weekly coaching and mentoring model for its undergraduate and graduate students that readies them for the intense work in classrooms, especially ones filled with students who often have complex economic and family dynamics.

“When we focus on urban students, we end up catching everyone,” CUE Associate Dean Rhonda White explained. “When you take the time to understand each student, you reach urban, rural and suburban students. It’s just good teaching.”

And the state of Michigan is in need of good teaching. A concerning shortage of those entering the teaching profession has gotten the attention of the state legislature. This summer, lawmakers approved $66.4 million in funding for a consortium called “Talent Together.” Davenport is one of nine colleges and universities across the state that are part of this push to get talented teachers in

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K-12 classrooms. The influx of financial support is working. During late summer, enrollment in the CUE graduate program saw an uptick, with more than 120 new students enrolling. The undergraduate program is seeing a steady increase.

Davenport has been busy with its own efforts to address the teacher shortage, especially in STEM areas. The university has signed scholarship programs with school districts around the state. Through its Urban Education Partner School Program, the university provides scholarships for both undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees that will lead to teaching STEM courses in urban districts.

White has seen how Davenport’s program changes not only the lives of students, but also the lives of the teachers who earn degrees in urban education.

“There’s a huge reward for teachers,” White said. “There is nothing like teaching a group of students and seeing that you have made a major impact.”

Bracey knows she is making an impact. Before finding her career, Bracey found challenges - lots of challenges. She had five children and was working desperately to make a better life for her family by getting a college degree. While her family gave her support and motivation, she more than understands the urban environment and the family systems that are often so strained that children need more support from their schools.

“I share the experience and lifestyle of many of my parents, whether it’s struggling at home, not having enough food; whether it’s being on the welfare system and trying to get off; whether it’s trying to make a difference and feeling like you’re stuck – I can relate,” Bracey emphasized. “I’m not afraid or ashamed to tell my story. It’s not perfect, but I’m here, and I’ve overcome a lot of obstacles. I want to be that example for my parents, my families and my students.”

Bracey said her passion for education is a fire within her.

Bracey understands her students and families so well that she has been promoted through the GRPS system and been honored with the university’s College of Urban Education Alumni Award. Associate Department Chair Meaghan Polega nominated Bracey.

“As a school leader, Yamaka exemplifies what the College of Urban Education is all about, helping urban students reach their fullest potential,” Polega said. “She has a commitment to students on the southeast side of Grand Rapids, and she wants them to be successful in whatever they do.”

“That’s a fire that will never go out,” Bracey said. “Every fire needs to be fed, and that’s what Davenport did for me. They fed my fire a little bit more. Each class gave me a little bit more desire. Each class gave me a feeling of keep going, don’t quit. And when that fire felt like it was dimming, I had strong support from my instructors and from my classmates from GRPS. “What it means for me is taking that chance to look at the whole child, and every opportunity that you get, to change the world one day at a time.”

www.davenport.edu/academics/areas/urban-education

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Read more about the College of Urban Education and the ELEVATE Campaign, which is dedicated to supporting the university’s commitment to student success.

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Being an alum has its advantages Exclusive benefits from your Davenport Alumni Association • Lifetime access to career coaches, employment and internship recruitment, and assistance from Career Services with writing resumes and cover letters • Receive exclusive travel, shopping and service discounts • Network at in-person events • Attend Davenport Dialogues — a free webinar series featuring speakers from the Davenport community who are experts in their field talking about relevant topics in today’s world

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• Receive up to $8,000 annually toward your graduate degree

Visit davenport.edu/alumni/resources to learn more.

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Students flock to new mental health degree offerings

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Klingenberg donation addresses mental health needs and programs

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Alumnus Keith Klingenberg, CEO and founder of Presidio Insurance Solutions, an Acrisure Agency partner, and his wife, Kathy, gifted the university $1 million in early 2023 to address mental health needs through both curriculum additions and student counseling services.

“We are incredibly grateful for the ongoing support of Keith Klingenberg and his family,” said Dr. Richard J. Pappas, president of Davenport University. “It’s gifts such as this that move Davenport forward, allowing us to develop new academic programs as well as solutions to the multitude of challenges students may face in their academic journey, whether financial, social, mental or physical.”

The Klingenberg family’s gift enabled the launch of two new mental health degrees, the Master of Arts in mental health counseling and the Master of Science in nursing with a concentration in psychiatric mental health nursing.

The university’s New Wellness Center on Davenport’s W.A. Lettinga Campus in Grand Rapids houses a new mental wellness space that was made possible by the generosity of the Klingenberg family.

The Wellness Center, which opened this year, offers students both physical and mental health services and employs two mental health counselors and a parttime nurse. The center provides in-person support to students on the W.A. Lettinga Campus and online support for students from across the state.

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This generous gift is part of Davenport University’s ELEVATE campaign.

To learn more about the ELEVATE campaign or contribute to these programs in support of Davenport students, please visit davenport.edu/ELEVATE.

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hen developing new curriculum, Davenport leadership considers various factors, most prominent being fulfilling a community need and the degree’s ability to lead students toward a successful career. Davenport’s two most recent mental health-related degrees do just that.

This fall Davenport launched the Master of Arts in mental health counseling and the Master of Science in nursing with a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner concentration, and each has seen strong enrollment.

“The Mental Health Counseling program launch has exceeded expectations,” said Dr. Gerald Nyambane, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and College of Urban Education at Davenport University. “We almost tripled our enrollment goal for the Fall Semester.”

The degree programs — from two different colleges within the university — both address the growing need for mental health services. Nearly half the practitioners surveyed in a recent American Psychological Association study said they are unable to meet patient demand for treatment. And, on average, psychologists reported being contacted by more than 15 potential new patients seeking care each month.

These programs give students the skills and real-world practicum experience to help those in their community facing mental health challenges.

Lesli Richardson of Grand Rapids was the first student to enroll in the Master of Arts in mental health counseling – Lesli Richardson program. Richardson is working toward her second master’s degree; she currently holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in education, both secured two decades ago. “We, as a country, have been through so much, and there is such a need in our community,” said Richardson. “I strongly feel I can help people.”

“I strongly feel I can help people.”

The majority of students enrolled this first year learned about the counseling program from family members, other undergraduate students or alumni of Davenport.

And the students come from diverse backgrounds with undergraduate degrees in fields such as criminal justice, psychology, employment and labor relations and accounting.

“Since the pandemic, the need for mental health counseling has become even more urgent,” said Nyambane. “Instances of substance abuse have gone up; the need for mental health counseling continues to spike. We’re offering a unique program that addresses the real issues that exist right now.”

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The Wellness Center on the W.A. Lettinga Grand Rapids Campus provides free counseling and health services to all enrolled students.

so many others, struggled to find mental health care for her family and others within her circle, and found a six-month waiting list for ADHD evaluation. She said going back to school felt like the right step.

Enrollment is also strong for the Master of Science in nursing with a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner concentration program. This curriculum helps nurses advance their knowledge and build the skills necessary to level up their careers and care for patients with mental, emotional or behavioral conditions. The curriculum focuses on addressing psychopathology, substance use disorders and behavioral health. In addition, students learn effective counseling and crisis intervention strategies, how to conduct mental health assessments, and how to provide psychiatric care and rehabilitation.

“It was frustrating trying to seek care as someone who is educated in the medical field,” said Breese. “I can only imagine the struggles others face. Ideally, I’d like to work with children, as they seem to have the hardest time getting the care they need.”

“We started off small, but word has quickly spread,” said Dr. Amy Stahley, dean of the College of Health Professions for Davenport University. “This is a different type of nursing.

Students often gravitate toward pediatrics, obstetrics and emergency medicine. We’re excited that a mental health specialty is now on their radar, too.”

Abbie Breese graduated from Davenport in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in nursing. As time passed, Breese, like

A generous gift to support mental health at Davenport from alumnus Keith Klingenberg and his wife, Kathy, provided the funds to support the curriculum development for both of these degree programs (see sidebar).

Stahley is excited about the student response to the programs so far. “We’ve vastly exceeded our goals for fall enrollment,” she said, “which indicates the tremendous need for this program. What’s really exciting is understanding the impact these graduates will have on the people they serve.”

To learn more about the Master of Arts in mental health counseling program, visit davenport.edu/mental-healthcounseling-program To learn more about the Master of Science in nursing with a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner concentration, visit davenport.edu/psychiatric-mental-health-nurse

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Through the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program, students develop the specialized knowledge and empathy needed to address mental health topics in today’s society — valuable skills that include focused listening, analytical thinking and the ability to help others navigate through difficult circumstances, shared Stahley.

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Within the program, students gain real-world experience through a 100-hour practicum in a mental health setting and a 600-hour internship in the counseling field under the supervision of a qualified mental health provider.

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2023 A L U M N I AWA R D R E C I P I E N T S NEW College of Urban Education Alumni Award Recognizes a College of Urban Education graduate who has shown outstanding professional accomplishments in a related field and engaged in the vision and advancement of the College of Urban Education and its respective alumni community while exhibiting a commitment to public service

YAMAKA BRACEY Principal, Campus Elementary, GRPS | Class of ’17

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As a child, Yamaka attended an urban school district, which prompted her to acquire her Master of Urban Education from Davenport University, graduating in one of the first cohorts in 2016. Yamaka received her undergraduate degree from Aquinas College. As a school leader, she exemplifies what the College of Urban Education is about: helping urban students reach their fullest potential. She is committed to students on the southeast side of Grand Rapids and wants them to succeed in whatever they do. In 2016, Yamaka, a fourth grade teacher at the time, was recognized by the Michigan Lottery as the Excellence in Education award recipient. She has been an educator for 15 years and is currently the principal of Campus Elementary in the Grand Rapids Public Schools.

College of Health Professions Alumni Award Recognizes a College of Health Professions graduate who has shown outstanding professional accomplishments and leadership, while remaining engaged in the advancement of the university and committed to public service

MUSTAFA (MARK) HAMED MD, Henry Ford Health | Class of ’08 Dr. Hamed has been the medical director of Emergency and Hospital Medicine at McKenzie Health System in Sandusky, MI, since 2011. He served as president of the Michigan Academy of Family Medicine in 2020-2021. He is currently a delegate to the National American Academy of Family Physicians Congress of Delegates, has been the medical director of eight rural Michigan county health departments since 2018 and has served as associate EMS medical director of Sanilac EMS since 2014. He was recently appointed to the Federation of State Medical Boards and the Michigan Board of Medicine in 2021 and to the Board of the Michigan Trauma Coalition in 2022. He remains a staff physician with Henry Ford Health, where he completed his family medicine residency in 2011.

Donald W. Maine College of Business Alumni Award Recognizes a College of Technology graduate who has shown outstanding professional accomplishments and leadership, while remaining engaged in the advancement of the university and committed to public service

JEREMY BARBER

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Client Advisor — Vice President, JP Morgan Chase Bank | Class of ’10 Jeremy has been a longtime supporter of Davenport. He was the captain of the D1 hockey team while he attended DU and has, in recent years, taken on the head coaching position. Jeremy and his wife have a young family and recently opened a new business, StretchLab, in two locations: East Grand Rapids and on Beltline Avenue. They have plans to expand to other areas of West Michigan. Jeremy feels passionately about giving back to the community. He currently sits on the JPMorgan Chase Midwest region DEI council and helps facilitate nonprofit requests through the Chase Foundation. In addition, he and his wife are heavily involved in the community, supporting many charities.

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This fall marked the 21st annual homecoming at Davenport University. As part of the celebration, we honored a special group of alumni who have been awarded Davenport’s 2023 Alumni Achievement Awards. Alumni, faculty, staff, friends and family were in attendance to applaud this year’s awardees at the annual brunch celebration as they shared their stories of success at the Donald W. Maine College of Business followed by the homecoming festivities.

Outstanding Young Alumni Award Recognizes a young graduate who has earned significant achievements early in their career, has demonstrated innovative and responsible leadership, and has successfully engaged in community service

EVELYN ESPARZA-GONZALEZ Executive Director, Hispanic Center of West Michigan | Class of ’21 Evelyn Esparza-Gonzalez is the executive director of the Hispanic Center of Western Michigan. She completed a Master of Accountancy degree from Davenport University in 2021. Because her family immigrated to the U.S. when she was 15, Evelyn is passionate about providing the Latinx community with a place where they are treated with respect, equity and dignity. Working at the Hispanic Center, she has restructured and stabilized the Accounting, HR, Fund Development and Language Services departments of the Center. Her leadership has brought financial stability to the organization. Because she has built a strong, loyal and committed team, Evelyn knows the Center is providing the community with the best services for their needs.

The Hy Berkowitz Professional Excellence Award recognizes graduates of Davenport University who have persevered through challenges and achieved exceptional professional and personal accomplishments

YVONNE (VONNIE) WOODRICK Founder, i Understand | Class of ’84

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Hy Berkowitz Professional Excellence Award

After the loss of her husband, Rob, in 2003, Vonnie Woodrick’s life was forever changed, as she was forced to live a life without her loving partner and the father of their children. Feeling as if no one understood suicide, the effects mental illness can have, and the judgment attached, Woodrick set out to change attitudes and the conversation. These efforts led to the formation of i Understand in 2014.

The first initiative was to create a petition to change the definition of suicide — updating the stigmatizing definition about intentionally taking one’s life to one about suicide’s role as a terminal side effect of mental illness. Under Woodrick’s leadership, i Understand continues to advocate for open conversations, better resources for loss after suicide and a stigma-free society.

Distinguished Alumni Award This award is presented to a Davenport University graduate who has made notable achievements in his or her field, exemplified the mission and ideals of Davenport, and who is a distinguished person in public life, business or service to others.

CLIFFORD (CLIFF) MEEUWSEN President, Zeeland Farm Services | Class of ’81

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Cliff Meeuwsen is the CEO of Zeeland Farm Services (ZFS), a family-owned agribusiness company founded in 1950 by his father, Robert Meeuwsen. ZFS is the only large-scale soy processing facility in Michigan and has grown exponentially over the past 20-plus years, employing more than 600 people.

Under Meeuwsen’s leadership, ZFS has focused on reducing waste and finding a market for all products and by-products produced. Meeuwsen has also been heavily involved in raising awareness and funds for Ottawa County Farmland Preservation.

In 2015, Meeuwsen was awarded the Leaders & Legends award by the Michigan Agri-Business Association. He is credited with growing and diversifying ZFS’s businesses, creating new uses for soybeans, and establishing ZFS as a national leader in grain handling, food products, feed ration ingredients and biofuels.

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“I will look for someone who doesn’t believe in me, and I’ll use that as motivation.”

– Jai Maw

AN ALUMNI STORY, FEATURING

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Jai Maw, BBA ’14 Story by Whitney Enge At the age of 17, while still living in England, Jai Maw, BBA ’14, overheard teammates a year ahead of him discuss the opportunity to continue playing soccer at the college level in the United States. The idea was a revelation to him. He’d never previously realized that playing soccer while attending college could be a viable option.

Maw: Four-year soccer captain for the Panthers

Maw had grown up in the United Kingdom and fallen in love with football, or “soccer,” as we say in the U.S., at a young age. As he neared his graduation, he had plans to attend one of the premier higher education schools in England to study law.

However after further discussion with some of his teammates and researching the opportunities that American universities could provide, he discovered that he could attend a school in the U.S. with minimal expense and continue his soccer and educational journeys by taking advantage of the financial relief that scholarships could provide.

And with that, Maw embarked on the journey to pursue athletics through a university in America! He and a fellow teammate asserted themselves by actively reaching out to coaches and playing in exhibition matches where recruiters and coaches would be watching. The approach paid off.

He was fortunate to receive 15 offers from colleges and universities —

including one from the soccer coach at Davenport University.

“The reason I chose Davenport was because the net cost was the absolute lowest,” says Maw. “With my upbringing, cost was a very important factor.”

After accepting the offer to play with the Panthers in 2010, Maw led the team as captain from his freshman through senior years. Through those years, his team saw a coaching change, WHAC regular season and tournament championships, and an outstanding 86 career wins and multiple seasons with zero losses. Between his first and second years, Maw took two online classes and was able to return to England from time to time to be with family and friends. For each remaining summer of his college career, he played for a semiprofessional soccer team in St. Louis. And while juggling a full class load, a semiprofessional soccer career, and captaining the Davenport University team, he met his now-wife, Jessica Maw, BSN ’14.

“I would go to the student center after every practice, every single day, and make sales calls for [ Jeremy’s] business,” remembers Maw. “It was an amazing sales experience. It opened my eyes to what was possible.”

“For the first 12 months of Betting Hero’s existence, we were flying to New Jersey every Friday,” Maw recalls.

“Then we’d fly home at 1 a.m. on Sunday to be back in time for our early morning sales calls at the ‘day jobs.’”

By this time, Maw was married and had three children, and his business partner had four. “We were full-time employees, dads, and then business partners with this side hustle,” he says.

Through Betting Hero, Maw and Jakary have activated over 400,000 customers since 2018. Once they’d generated their first $1 million in revenue through Betting Hero, the co-founders took the leap and made the company their sole focus. And the company grew rapidly. After its first year, Betting Hero saw $2 million in growth, then $10 million in its third year, and now, it sits just shy of $20 million in revenue. Maw and Jackary started as two partners and a handful of contractors, and now, the company employs 30 full-time employees and works with more than 400 contractors nationwide. The company provides services in 15 different states and is

trusted by some of the biggest casinos to represent their brands, including FanDuel, DraftKings, Barstool, and BetMGM. In November 2021, Maw and his partner sold the business but remained involved. They were excited to see how it would grow under management by a company that could provide the resources and experience they didn’t yet have.

Now nearly two years later, they are reflecting on the success of the company. Looking to the future, Maw is excited about new personal and professional opportunities. He says he is looking forward to spending more time with his wife and four daughters (ages 6, 5, 3, and 1), and spending some time visiting family back in England. Creating a new start-up, continuing his education, and moving are all options swirling through his mind, but he says he’s not sure in what order to do any of them yet.

In addition to his entrepreneurial success, Maw also stays connected with Davenport University students as an Alumni Board of Directors member and engages in classroom speaking opportunities regularly.

When asked what advice he’d give a budding entrepreneur, he simply says, “Find your motivator.” Maw finds his motivation in proving people wrong: “I will look for someone who doesn’t believe in me, and I’ll use that as motivation.” He is quick to add that every individual’s motivations are different but says that if you can figure out what motivates you to be successful in all aspects of your life, you’ll do well to harness that motivation.

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“People thought we were crazy — and I guess we were!”

Crazy they may have been, but also very successful. Betting Hero is now the leading customer acquisition, retention, and development company in the iGaming industry, which is primarily made up of sports betting and iCasino verticals. The company helps companies like DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM acquire new customers through in-person activation events, retain customers through its in-house research division, and develop those customers through its concierge division. One of the core values of Betting Hero is ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the experience responsibly. Betting Hero employees are mindful and trained to be aware of potentially irresponsible gamblers. When they identify such customers, they provide safe gambling resources and divert the customer away from the risk. Maw says: “We are in the business of creating a sustainable, responsible industry. In order to do that, we have to work closely with the customers.”

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Maw proved to be a natural salesperson. Upon graduation, with a wealth of experience, he accepted a role with Judson Group, based in Grand Rapids, as an executive search consultant. While there, he consistently exceeded goals and was a top performer by the age of 24. He sought advice from his mentor, who encouraged him to find experience in larger Fortune 500 companies. With this goal in mind, he joined Gartner in 2018. In the same month, he and Jakary started Betting Hero. They both still had successful full-time jobs.

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Through his four years at Davenport and his experiences playing with the semipro team in the off-season, Maw realized that playing professional soccer was no longer his goal — instead, exposing himself to available opportunities in the business world had become his focus. He interned, worked, and found mentors while maintaining his responsibilities as a student-athlete. One mentor, in particular, had a significant impact on his future — his now co-founder, Jeremy Jakary, who mentored Maw throughout his college career and hired him in his first sales position.

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RECOGNIZING THE

2023

CHAIRMAN Mr. William B. Lettinga, President, Kentland Corporation

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James Albers Chief Executive Officer, Holland Special Delivery Anthony Anderson Executive Vice President for Finance/ CFO, Davenport University Chad Bassett Chief Operations Officer, BAMF Health Rachel Mraz Vice President & Wealth Management Advisor, Merrill Lynch Scott Geerlings President, Midwest Construction Group, Inc. Jeff Lumpp, MBA ’13 President, Hylant Rachel Render Executive Vice President for Advancement, Davenport University Foundation Ralph Slider Regional President, Xerox Business Solutions Richard J. Pappas, Ed.D. President, Davenport University

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Jeff Zylstra Managing Director, Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.

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Annual Report 2022-2023

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Why I Give to the Campaign

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A Campaign for Davenport University

MIKE JANDERNOA FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN OF 42 NORTH PARTNERS

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BY THE NUMBERS AS OF 6/30/23

“We are thrilled to partner with Davenport to support the College of Urban Education.

By investing in our teachers and their students, we are strengthening the talent and opportunities that will ultimately see our economy and our communities thrive. It is our hope that our gift will help amplify the impact of Davenport’s programs across the state.”

$26.6M 10k+ RAISED TOWARD $35M GOAL

GIFTS TO THE CAMPAIGN

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WILLIAM AND ROCHELLE LETTINGA ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

“Giving students access to education is one way my family has always given back to Davenport. As alums, Rochelle and I want to leave a legacy with our endowed scholarship. We want to see students graduating with the lowest debt possible, and giving them financial support through scholarships is one way we can do that.”

92%

1,641

SCHOLARSHIPS CREATED DURING THE ELEVATE CAMPAIGN

OF THE FIRST GENERATION STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM RETURNED FOR THEIR 2ND SEMESTER

COUNSELOR VISITS IN 2022-23 AT THE WELLNESS CENTER

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BILL (’78) & ROCHELLE (’78) LETTINGA

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FINANCIAL REPORT The graphs below represent the breakdown of the types of gifts received and the constituents that committed them to the Davenport University Foundation from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023.

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$5,402,742 Giving Commitments Outright Gifts: $4,786,214

Gifts in Kind: $161,341

Endowed Gifts: $178,105

Planned Gifts: $277,083

GIVING

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by Constituency Individual: 79%

Government: 1%

Corporate: 16%

Foundation: 4%

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Contributions to the Davenport University Foundation allow the university to continue to drive toward our mission of preparing graduates to exceed employer expectations and transform communities.

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The endowment comprises funds that support scholarships for students and academic programs.

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Continuing a culture of philanthropy, one class at a time

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Every year Davenport Board of Trustees member, Keith Klingenberg, '71 and his wife, Kathy, commit to donating a $5 gift on behalf of every Davenport graduate.

The Klingenbergs do this not only as a way to give back to his alma mater but also as a commitment to build and encourage a long-term culture of philanthropy at Davenport among his fellow alums. A huge thank you goes out to the Klingenbergs once again, as well as to all of our alums who find value in giving back to the students, programs, and initiatives that make up the fabric of Davenport University.

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MOORE ZANE B. MOORE ALYSSA L. MORGAN CIAN MORLEY ALISON Q. MORREN LEONDA A. MORRIS PHOEBE R. MORRIS RACHEL L. MORRIS SADE B. MORTON ALIE J. MROUE MARY-ZITTA E. MUABE JEFFREY M. MUCHA TRACY L. MUCK ERIK MUELLER ASHLEY B. MULDER JOHN P. MULLANE BREONTE MULLER RYAN M. MULLER JAIRO J. MULRAIN CHRISTOPHER B. MULREADY SARA J. MUMBY IAN M. MUNCH ZERENIAH MUNGATE ALEXIS E. MUNGUIA JESSICA MUNOZ SHANNON A. MURPHY SPENCER T. MURPHY TREVOR MURPHY CAPRI S. MURRELL JENNY MUTCHLER JILLIAN M. MUTCHLER KIMBERLY MUTCHLER ESTHER M. MUTHEE KYLA K. MYERS RACHEL MYERS LUKE CHELSEA J. NABER MATTHEW A. NAHAN HADYN J. NASH KATHLEEN S. NATELBORG KRISTY L. NATTE TALLIE NEDERHOOD NICOLE NEFF TOWANA M. NELSON MARITONI NERY BRAYDEN R. NESTMAN MICHELLE NEUENFELDT JACKSON C. NEVADOMSKI KALEY M. NEWCOMER KATIE A. NEWHOUSE KARL D. NEWMAN PEYTON J. NEWMAN GRACE S. NEWTON KRISTA R. NEYMEIYER ANH T. NGO WINKIE R. NICKERSON KELLY NIEUWBEERTA SAMANTHA NIEUWKOOP HAZEL M. NORTON ALEX S. NULL DALTON L. O’BOYLE CLAUDE N. 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Davenport University Foundation Scholarships During the 2022-2023 academic year, 626 students received a total of $1,252,253 in scholarship assistance through the endowed and annual funds supported by contributions to the Davenport University Foundation.

New Scholarships

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Thank you to our newest donors, who joined those philanthropists before them in understanding the importance of supporting students financially during their educational pursuits.

The Sophia Bentley Memorial Annual Scholarship

The Lee and Gerri Goulet Annual Scholarship

The Sophia Bentley Memorial Endowed Scholarship

The Lee and Gerri Goulet Endowed Scholarship

Casa Latina Annual Scholarship

The Linda Goulet and Thomas Dolan 1G Annual Scholarship

College of Urban Education Undergrad Scholarship First-Generation Annual Scholarship

The A & M Annual Scholarship Accounting (Honors Priority) Endowed Scholarship Carol J. Adams Endowed Scholarship Fund

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The Ajacs Jack Wierenga Legacy Scholarship

The Fred and Beth Mellema Endowed Scholarship The TechSmith Endowed Scholarship

Alumni Scholars Legacy Endowment

Batts Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michael Berry Endowed Scholarship Fund

Paul Ames Memorial Scholarship Fund

Ed and Mako Bauer Endowed Scholarship Fund

Beta Endowed Scholarship Fund

Charles “Andy” Anderson Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

BDO USA, LLP Endowed Scholarship

John Foxx Bissell & Kathleen Bissell Endowed Scholarship

Linda L. Benedict Sales & Marketing Scholarship

Henry and Carolyn Bouma Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Andrea Bennett Annual Scholarship

Ronald D. Brady Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Sophia Bentley Memorial Annual Scholarship

Michael Braughton Endowed Scholarship

The Sophia Bentley Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Fred and Rosemary Braun Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Hy and Greta Berkowitz Memorial Scholarship

Frank Breukink Memorial Scholarship Fund

Al-Andalus Endowed Scholarship

Nancy & Jim Ayres Endowed Scholarship for Urban Education

Michael D. Allie Endowed Scholarship Fund

Bank of America Endowed Scholarship Fund

Alpha Iota of Grand Rapids Endowed Scholarship

Barber Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Alticor Inc. Endowed Scholarship

Amy Barnaby Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Alumni Legacy Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Ronald Bartson Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Brooks Family Annual Scholarship Fund The Brooks Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Jack E. Brothers Endowed Scholarship Paula Brown - Warren Campus — Endowed Scholarship Fund Thomas H. Brown, Ph.D. Endowed Scholarship Fund Wilma D. Brudy Memorial Scholarship Fund Marvin “Red” Brummel Memorial Scholarship Jason Bruso Memorial Scholarship Fund John and Mildred Burt Endowed Scholarship Fund Thomas W. and Stacey A. Buschert Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Linda Lindsay Byington Endowed Scholarship Nilda Caceres Memorial Scholarship Fund Jerry and Suzanne Callahan Endowed Scholarship Fund Canteen Services, Inc. Scholarship Fund Thomas A. Carey Endowed Scholarship Fund Casa Latina Annual Scholarship Tom & Molly Charles Academic Merit Scholarship Rudolfo and Judith Cifolelli Endowed Scholarship Fund Casey J. Cnossen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund College of Health Professions Endowed Scholarship Fund College of Urban Education Undergrad Scholarship

Comerica Bank Endowed Scholarship FundCommunity Choice Credit Union Endowed Scholarship

Foundation Board Endowed Scholarship

Nancy J. Coughlin Endowed Scholarship

Alfred and Eleanor Dinsmore Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Founder’s Endowed Scholarship

Lynda and Sam Cribari Annual Scholarship Fund

John Dishaw Memorial Scholarship

Mila Crkovski Endowed Scholarship Fund

Door Family Accounting Endowed Scholarship

Custer Incorporated Endowed Scholarship

Droski, Lindsay & Meyers Endowed Scholarship Fund

D&R BPA Endowed Scholarship

DU Alumni Association Panther Ambassador Award

Ralph, Berniece and Ralph Jr. Damstra Endowed Scholarship Daoud Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund Helen L. and Dallas L. Darling Endowed Scholarship Davenport University Employees Endowed Scholarship Davenport University Foundation Scholarship Davenport University Memorial Scholarship Fund John David Endowed Scholarship Fund Michael D. Davis Endowed Scholarship Fund Dearborn Agency (R. Putnam & K. Cude) Endowed Scholarship Fund Dearborn Exchange Club Endowed Scholarship Fund James N. DeBoer, Jr. (Metropolitan Hospital) Endowed Scholarship Fund Thomas Deem Endowed Scholarship Kenneth H. & Carlene R. DeHaan Scholarship Fund Robert J. DenHerder Memorial Scholarship Fund E. Scott Derr Memorial Scholarship Detroit College of Business Alumni Scholarship Fund Penny Kay DeVries Scholarship Fund Eileen J. DeVries Annual Scholarship Fund Eileen J. DeVries FirstGeneration Annual Scholarship

Thomas F. Dulude Memorial Scholarship Fund Dykhouse Construction Endowed Scholarship Fund

Helen Frays Memorial Scholarship Fund Larry D. and Judith C. Fredricks Endowed Scholarship Fund David and Judy Frey Endowed Scholarship Fund Dr. Robert and Christine Funaro Endowed Scholarship Fund Future Frontline Workers Scholarship GE Aviation Endowed Scholarship

Engineered Comfort Systems, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund

Geerlings Development/ Scott Geerlings Endowed Scholarship Fund

Jenny Engle Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Daniel and Michelle Georgevich Endowed Scholarship Fund

Entrepreneurial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Genevieve Gibbs Endowed Scholarship

Roger E. Erickson Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Gietzen Family Endowed Scholarship

Express Employment Professionals of Grand Rapids Endowed Scholarship

The Giles Children Annual Nursing Scholarship

Fairlane Car Wash Endowed Scholarship Fund Ronald E. Falk Endowed Scholarship Fund James A. Farmer, Sr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Farmers Insurance Endowed Scholarship Ned Fawaz Expression of Gratitude Endowed Scholarship Fund Matthew Brian Feko Memorial Scholarship Chris and Julie Fennema Endowed Scholarship Fifth Third Bank Endowed Scholarship Fund First-Generation Annual Scholarship Thomas Fisher Reed Memorial Scholarship Flechsig Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Foster Change Scholarship

Bruce W. Gilmore Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund GM Lansing Women’s Club Endowed Scholarship Fund Godwin Hardware & Plumbing Endowed Scholarship Rhonda Goodyke-Hoorn Memorial Scholarship Fund The Lee and Gerri Goulet Annual Scholarship The Lee and Gerri Goulet Endowed Scholarship The Linda Goulet and Thomas Dolan 1G Annual Scholarship Grand Rapids International Entrepreneurship Fund Grand Rapids Press Minority Endowed Scholarship Fund GunnLevine Architects Endowed Scholarship H.B. Shaine & Company, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund H.J. Heinz Company Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Cort and Lisa Collison Annual Scholarship

Eileen J. DeVries Study Abroad Award

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Louis V. and Catherine Buzzitta Endowed Scholarship Fund

Peter C. and Emajean Cook Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland Endowed Scholarship Fund

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H.S. Die & Engineering Endowed Scholarship Fund

Kalamazoo Employees Endowed Scholarship Fund

Wilbur A. Lettinga Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michigan Sugar Annual Scholarship

Donald and Nancy Hamelink Endowed Scholarship Fund

Tim and Diane Kalota Endowed Scholarship

William and Rochelle Lettinga Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michigan Youth Appreciation Foundation Scholarship

Edward and Sandra Hanenburg Endowed Scholarship Fund

Gerrit and June Kamphouse Endowed Scholarship

Les Lindsay Endowed Scholarship Fund

Norma Ann Hansen Endowed Scholarship

Kane Group, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund

Jean E. Lindsey Memorial Scholarship Fund

Midwest Health Center (Dr. Mark Saffer) Endowed Scholarship Fund

Charles F. and Helen Harrison Endowed Scholarship Fund

Kane Group, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund (Grand Rapids Area)

Edna Losgar and Marilyn Losgar Smith Memorial Scholarship

Angeline Keller Endowed Scholarship Fund

Lumbermen’s Incorporated Endowed Scholarship

The Mark Minder Endowed Scholarship

John P. Keller Endowed Scholarship Fund

Jeff & Tanja Lumpp Annual Scholarship

MJK Architects Engineers Planners, Inc. Scholarship Fund

William R. Kingma Memorial Scholarship Fund

M.E. Davenport Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Regina Moore Annual Scholarship

Jean F. Kinsman Memorial Scholarship Fund

Donald W. Maine College of Business Annual Scholarship

Martin Morales Minority Endowed Scholarship Fund

Keith and Kathryn Klingenberg Endowed Scholarship

Maine Family Memorial Scholarship

Wendy and Matt Morrow Endowed Scholarship

Klopcic Family Endowed Scholarship

The Malstrom Family Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Alberta Muirhead Endowed Scholarship Fund

Knape and Vogt Manufacturing Co. Endowed Scholarship Fund

SSG Tyrone H. Marcus Endowed Scholarship

Jennifer Mulder Endowed Scholarship Fund

Evans Koskos Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Jamie & Gerilyn May Endowed Scholarship

Tim and Diane Mulder Endowed Scholarship

Kenneth Krug Memorial Scholarship for the College of Technology

Robert J. and Inez M. McBain Endowed Scholarship Fund

Patrick and Katherine Mullen Endowed Scholarship Fund

Emerson G. McCarty East Endowed Scholarship

The Murphy Family Annual Scholarship

Emerson G. McCarty West Memorial Scholarship Fund

John H. Myaard Endowed Scholarship

McDonald Plumbing Endowed Scholarship Fund

Francine (Neve) Sherman Memorial Endowed Scholarship

MCPc Endowed Scholarship

Blaise Newman Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Art and Betsy Hasse Endowed Scholarship Fund Hearst Foundations Nursing Scholars William R. Heible Memorial Scholarship Fund Alan G. Hering Endowed Scholarship Fund Herman Miller Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Brian and Tamra Hogan Annual Scholarship Brian and Tamra Hogan Endowed Scholarship Lou Holtz Foundation Endowed Athletic Scholarship Honors Accounting Annual Scholarship Aaron House Future Black Technologists Scholarship Howard Miller Company Endowed Scholarship Fund Robert L. Hubbel Endowed Scholarship Huntington National Bank Endowed Scholarship Fund William and Beatrice Idema Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Betty Igrisan Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Robert and Ellie Kunkel Endowed Scholarship Fund Lacks Enterprises Annual Scholarship Nichole Lake Memorial Scholarship Lansing Campus Annual Scholarship Fund James R. and Clarine L. Lanting Endowed Scholarship

Anna B. McPherson, RN Endowed Scholarship Fund The Cliff and Karen Meeuwsen Endowed Scholarship

Initech Global Technology Endowed Scholarship

James and Clarine Lanting Calvin Christian Schools Endowed Scholarship

Interphase Office Systems Endowed Scholarship Fund

Judith A. Lettinga Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Fred and Beth Mellema Endowed Scholarship

Islamic Institute Expression of Gratitude Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mary Kay Lettinga Memorial Scholarship Fund

Dr. James & Barbara Mendola Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michael and Connie Lettinga Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Gabriella Mervic Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Sharon Lettinga Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michigan Office Solutions Endowed Scholarship

Johnson Controls Endowed Scholarship Fund Jim and Ginger Jurries Endowed Scholarship Fund

Meijer, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund

Barbara A. Mieras, Ph.D. Endowed Scholarship The Mark Minder Annual Scholarship

Dr. Donald and Alice Nichols Endowed Scholarship Dr. Woldemar H. Nikkel Endowed Scholarship Fund Dr. Frank Novakowski Honorary Endowed Scholarship Roger W. O’Halla Endowed Scholarship Mike & Deb Ohlman Panther Soccer Fund Josephine M. and John Oonk Jr. Memorial Scholarship Robert T. Orlikowski Memorial Scholarship Fund

Dr. Robert W. Sneden Endowed Scholarship Fund

Lisa Trombley Endowed Scholarship Fund

Paper Plas Inc./Donald Snider Endowed Scholarship Fund

Robert W. and Margaret D. Sneden Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Kevin and Erin Tryon First Generation Endowed Scholarship

Southeast Michigan Alumni Endowed Scholarship

Elton Carl and Margaret E. Twork (Underwood) Endowed Scholarship Fund

Perrigo Company Endowed Scholarship The Pezzato Family Annual Scholarship Jennifer Phillips Wilson Endowed Scholarship Marble and Tile (Dr. William Piersante) Endowed Scholarship Fund

SpartanNash Endowed Scholarship Fund Eleanor Spidell Endowed Scholarship Fund John and Judy Spoelhof Endowed Scholarship Fund

Gordon H. Poll Memorial Scholarship Fund

Janice K. Stauffer Memorial Scholarship Fund

Powell Moving and Storage, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund

David J. Steenstra, Ph.D. Endowed Scholarship Fund

Presidio Insurance Solutions Endowed Scholarship

Senator Glenn D. Steil Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Render Family Scholarship

Stephen A. and Ruth Stream Endowed Scholarship Fund

Robbins Michigan National Guard

Rockford Construction Company, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund C. Dexter & Sandra Rohm Endowed Scholarship Fund The Dianna Rose FirstGeneration Endowed Scholarship Pauline Roskam Memorial Scholarship Fund Kevin L. Rotman Memorial Scholarship Fund Charles and Stella Royce Endowed Scholarship Fund Bernice G. Rudzinski Memorial Endowed Scholarship Yvette Russell Annual Scholarship Fund Robert and Ellen Sadler Endowed Scholarship Fund Sara Lee Endowed Scholarship Robert and Helen Jean Schmiedicke Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mike and Betsy Sleva Endowed Scholarship

Jerry and Judy Subar Endowed Scholarship Fund

UFP Industries Endowed Scholarship

Mary Walsh Kole Memorial Scholarship

United Bank Community Dedication Endowed Scholarship

Russel Warner Endowed Scholarship Fund

The van der Velde Study Abroad Scholarship Carol Van Andel Leadership & Organizational Performance Scholarship Fred E. and Gretchen Vandenberg Endowed Scholarship Fund Laurens Jan VandenBerg Memorial Endowed Scholarship John S. Vander Heide III Memorial Scholarship Fund Herman and Jennie VanderLaan Memorial Scholarship Fund

Robert and Timothy Sullivan Scholarship Fund

Roger and Clare VanderLaan Endowed Scholarship for the Lettinga Campus

Dr. Charles and Sydell Pappas Endowed Scholarship

Roger and Clare VanderLaan East Endowed Scholarship

Jacqueline D. Taylor Endowed Scholarship

Roger and Clare VanderLaan West Endowed Scholarship Fund

TCF Bank Endowed Scholarship The TechSmith Endowed Scholarship Kristin M. Ten Harmsel Anderson Memorial Scholarship Aubrey J. Terbrack Endowed Scholarship Fund Richard and Gretchen Tierney Endowed Scholarship Fund Terri Tomaszek Endowed Scholarship

Mary Warner Endowed Scholarship Fund Warren Campus Annual Scholarship Fund George Watt Family Scholarship Tyrus R. Wessell Endowed Scholarship Fund West Side Beer Distributing Endowed Scholarship Jane Wetherell Memorial Scholarship Fund Irving and Birdella White Endowed Scholarship Fund Hugh and Melbarose Wichert Endowed Scholarship Fund Kathryn L. Wiese Endowed Scholarship Fund Phillips Wilson Family Annual Scholarship Colleen Wolfe Endowed Scholarship

P. Robert and Charlene Vanderson Endowed Scholarship

Wright Family Endowed Scholarship

Bernard & Jean VanderVeen Endowed Scholarship Fund

Antoinette (Toni) Wykstra Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Vander Wall Family Memorial Scholarship Marvin & Virginia Vander Wall Endowed Scholarship Van Dyken Mechanical Endowed Scholarship Varnum Diversity Scholarship

Tournament of Friendship Annual Scholarship

David A. Veneklase Family Endowed Scholarship

Tournament of Friendship Endowed Scholarship

Vidro Family Entrepreneurship Endowed Scholarship

Town & Country Group Endowed Scholarship

Elmer Vruggink, Ph.D. Endowed Scholarship

Bruce & Lavina Wynalda Endowed Scholarship Fund Kenneth and Carole Yerrick Endowed Scholarship Fund George L. Young Memorial Scholarship Fund Max and Micki Young Endowed Scholarship Fund Kathryn and Harold Zahm Endowed Scholarship Fund Ron Zoulek Memorial Scholarship Fund Jeff & Trisha Zylstra Family Endowed Scholarship

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Sandra Scoville (Flint Campus) Endowed Scholarship Fund

Study Abroad Annual Award

Volk Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Robbins Michigan National Guard Endowed Scholarship

Carroll & Frances Streeter Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Sharon, Michael and Anthony Voetberg Endowed Memorial Scholarship for Students with Disabilities

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Chris and Joan Panopoulos Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Thank you, Honor Roll of Donors Davenport University expresses its gratitude to the following individuals and organizations for their commitments and gifts to the University during the 2022-2023 fiscal year (July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023). Donors are recognized by the giving level as follows:

Champion Club

Executive Club

Wilbur and Sharon Lettinga*

Anonymous

M.E. Davenport Foundation

Robin and Tom Bentley

Steelcase Foundation

J. Foxx and Kathleen Bissell

$500,000 or more

Investor Club

$100,000-$499,999 Anonymous

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Daniel and Dawn Carter Daniel and Pamella DeVos Foundation The Hearst Foundations Mike and Sue Jandernoa Keith and Kathy Klingenberg M.E. Davenport Legacy Committee Steven J. and Tana M. Wessell

Leader Club

$25,000-$99,999 Community Action House Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Peter C. and Emajean Cook Foundation Gilbert and Patricia Davis Fifth Third Bank The Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation Brian and Tamra Hogan J.C. and Tammy Huizenga Lake Michigan Credit Union Fred and Beth Mellema TechSmith Corporation Roger* and Clare Vander Laan

$10,000-$24,999

Erhardt Construction

Jerry and Suzanne Callahan Charles E. Schell Foundation Corewell Health Doug and Maria DeVos Foundation DTE Energy Foundation Chris and Julie Fennema Godwin Hardware & Plumbing Inc. Dr. Linda Goulet and Thomas Dolan Integrated Architecture James R. Lanting Bill and Rochelle Lettinga Mary Free Bed Hospital & Rehabilitation Center David and Michelle Pezzato Plante Moran PLLC Dianna Rose The Source

Gentex Corporation

The Steve and Amy Van Andel Foundation

Haworth Inc.

Michael and Michelle Van Dyke

Robert and Joyce Hetzler Howard Miller Company Huntington National Bank David P. Mehney Jack H. Miller Dr. Richard and Pam Pappas Presidio Insurance Solutions LLC Mark Stiers Tournament of Friendship Town & Country Group Inc. Kevin and Erin Tryon University of Michigan Health-West West Side Beer Distributing Bruce and L.V. Wynalda

Wolverine Worldwide Inc. Kenneth and Carole Yerrick

Ambassador Club $1,000-$4,999 Anonymous 1st Source Bank A-1 Asphalt Inc. AARP Drs. Kathy and Edward Aboufadel Advantage Benefits Group Ajacs Die Sales Corporation James and Joy Albers Applied Innovation

Xerox Business Solutions

Astroturf LLC

Innovator Club

Berger Chevrolet

$5,000-$9,999

Auto-Owners Insurance Company Blue Cross Blue Shield BlueWater Technologies Brooks Capital Management LLC Lorna Brown

Jeremy and Diane Barber Ron and Heather Boji Brio Living Services Bronson Methodist Hospital Joseph and Susan Buzzitta Cascade Cement Contracting Inc. Debra Cooper and Jay Silha The CPA Group, PC

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Creative Dining Services

Red italics indicate donors who have supported the university for the last five consecutive years or more.

Paula and Pete Cunningham David and Carol Van Andel Family Foundation

Michael and Debra Door Enterprise Rent-A-Car Dr. Scott and Susan Epstein Patricia and Ferris Finerty First National Bank of Michigan Gallagher, Flintoff & Klein PC Warren and Martha Gant Scott and Jaclyn Geerlings Dan and Michelle Georgevich Randall and Brenda Goodyke Granger Group

Northern Trust Gerald Nyambane Dr. Walter and Lisa O’Neill Orion Construction Amy and Hal Ostrow

Mike and Jodi Chycinski Gregory and Cheryl Clark

Patterson Ice Center LLC

William and Cheryl Coderre

George Persons Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Pondera Leadership Consulting Kathleen and James Ringnalda

Holland Community Hospital

Steve and Kathleen Robbins Rockford Construction

Hylant Group Inc. Initech Global LLC JPMorgan Chase Bank Kentland Corporation The Korff Foundation Kraft Business Systems, Inc. Connie Lettinga Timothy and Kimberley Long Jeffrey and Tanja Lumpp Amy Mansfield, Ph.D. Maple Hill Golf Course Inc. MasterTech Roof Management Ileana McAlary

Michael and Betsy Sleva Mark R. Smith Dr. Wayne Sneath and Kriss Ferluga Sparrow Health Systems Spend Mend Dr. Amy and Jack Stahley

Barbara A. Mieras, Ph.D. Andrew and Julie Milanowski Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial Morgan Stanley Munson Healthcare My Michigan Health New Development Corporation Dr. Donald Nichols

Detroit Pistons Basketball Co. Kristen Dill Emmanuel Hospice Epic Excavating, Inc. Fifth Wheel Freight Dorothy and Greg Flaska Gerald R. Ford Foundation Grand Rapids Community College

Jacqueline D. Taylor, Ph.D.

Alan and Gail Hering Marcie Hillary

Team Gazelle United Bank of Michigan Marjolijn van der Velde Patricia Jane Vander Heide* Janice K. VanderWeide, C.P.A. Varnum LLP Dave Veneklase

Duard Warsen

Earle and Kyle Irwin Bonnie and Ron Kopp Alberta Kuhn Emily and Kevin LaCroix Melissa S. Lettinga Stuart and Shelley Lowe Laura and Joe Macka Maner Costerisan PC Jai and Jessica Maw Michigan Pipe and Valve

Williams Distributing

Michigan Society of Hand Therapists

YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids

Brian and Megan Miller

Builder Club $500-$999

Anonymous (3) Anthony and Lauren Anderson Aquinas College Jeffry and Lori Babbitt Barnes & Thornburg LLP Regine Beauboeuf Catherine Behrenbrinker

Margaret Moceri Greg Mutch Dan and Kathy Natelborg Rich and Lisa O’Donovan Payne Restoration LLC Mr. Martin Phelan Brian Picardat Eric Poll (*) Indicates deceased donors

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Chris and Robin Murphy

Dr. Lonnie G. Decker

Arthur and Betsy Hasse

W A Lettinga Investment

Michigan Sugar Company

Michele R. Davis

Robert & Timothy Sullivan Scholarship Fund Trust

Ann and Andy Vidro

Michigan State University Federal Credit Union

Lynda and Sam Cribari

Anne Harig

Kevin and Kim Meyer Michigan State University

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cook

Robert Sullivan

Merrill Lynch Michigan Farm Bureau

Cortney and Lisa Collison

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Timothy and Diane Kalota

BrookSource

Parkway Electric & Communications LLC

Harder & Warner Landscape Contractors Inc.

Kenneth and Gwendolyn Hoving

Mark and Wynelle Brayman Donna Burns

GreenStone Farm Credit Services

Hope Network

Kari and Paul Blanchett

Paradise Foundation

Rachel and Devin Render

Holland Special Delivery

Bengtson Center for Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery

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DK Security

Giving & Alumni

Dr. Dale and Terry Prondzinski Samaritas — Senior Living of Grand Rapids Guy and Donna Sawyer Sentry Swipe Out Hunger Luke Vandenberg Tamara W. VandenBerg and Steven L. Bareman Shelly and Warren Westbrook Michele Winks

Sustainer Club $250-$499

Anonymous JoAnn Abraham ALS Andrea Bennett David and Michelle Bottrall Susan Brasic Benjamin Brewer

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Cherry Health Corewell Health — Southfield Covenant HealthCare Anne Cramer Steven and Perpetua Crawford Erik and Ashley Dane Dan and Kate Davis Delta Dental of Michigan Angelina Densham Direct Supply, Inc. Michael and Shea Dokter Jessica Dunn Eaton Rapids Medical Center Equitable Advisors Jennifer and Bill Ewing ExpertCare Management Services, Inc. Farmers Insurance Group Julie Gessner Jim Hamilton Hastings Mutual Insurance Company James and Jayne Hayden Health Care Associates / Community Caregivers Cuong Quy Huynh

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Gary and Terry Isham John M. Jaksa Frank Jasper-Stump Debra Kiss and Randy Smolenski

Rob Konwinski

Katherine Allen

Linda Logan

Ally Financial

Dr. Paul Raphaelian and Brenda MaineRaphaelian

William and Stacey Aman

Mark and Colleen Maire

Amazon Smile Blake and Carie Ames

Christopher L. Marx Janet and Randall Maschke Gerilyn and Jamie May McLaren Bay Region Hospital McLaren Greater Lansing Sam McMillan Metropolitan Family Services Michigan Women Forward Mill Steel Company Moka Nolan Transportation Group Olivier-VanDyk Insurance Our Daily Bread Ministries P.I.E. Management, LLC Jennifer and Ed Parks Mr. Mark and Dr. Barbara Periard Primary Home Care Principal Financial Group — Great Lakes Business Center Shawn Raymond Annette Robart Shubhada and Pradip Sagdeo Sharpe Buick Kelly Springer St. Joseph Indian School Sunset Manor Dale and Carol Svihl Uccello’s Ristorante — Caledonia James and Juliet Veneziano Mark A. Vroman Kelly and Bob Wandel

Roque Amorim Neto Ashley Anderson Julie and Steve Baar Kristine Babcock Dorothy H. Badynee Lori Baker Jean M. Balcer Rhonda Ball John and Gwendolyn Bartels Melissa Baumbach Paul Beasley Vivian Beaty Duane and JoAnn Bedard Alicia Beene Katie Belinski Thaddeus and Irene Bembenista Nikolas Bennett Karen and John Beukema Joseph D. Bishop Cheryl Y. Blevins Braate Family Lynne and James Brandsma Scott A. Brouwer Joseph and Chelsea Brown Marsha F. Brubaker Robert J. Bruggema Bryan Bultema Sydnee and Josh Bultema Thomas and Stacey Buschert Lenora Bynum

Tyrus and Kathy Wessell, Jr.

Michael and Lynne Carey

Amy Proctor Wilkins and Robert Wilkins

Tim and Deborah Chenoweth

Lee and Marty Witt Arthur Wright Yeo & Yeo

Initiator Club $249 or below

Anonymous (13) Carol Adams

Kurt Carlson Jessica Cheriez Donna J. Chivis Roger and Emily Clement Jodi Colby Consumers Energy Foundation Kimberly and Philip Corsi Dr. Colleen Coughlin

Penny Afton-Sage

Deanne Cranford-Wesley and Jesse Wesley

Martin and Susan Allen

Thomas Crawford

Gutierrez Sample

Deann Crosby

DeMarla Guyton

Debora and Marcel Crudele

Patrece Hamblin

Lisa Cunningham

Catherine B. Haney

Ann and Bill Cusack

Wendy Harrington

Kenneth Davenport Misty Davis Guy and Sheryl Dean

Carolyn M. Harris David and Jennifer Harris Mallory Harris

Edward and Mildred DeGraaf

Marilyn J. Hartley-Kik

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeJong

Daryl L. Hassevoort

Heather DeLaLuz

George and Diann Hay

Denise Derr

Renee Hayes

Danielle DeWitt

Emily Hayes

Jeanne Dewys Randall Domeier

Susan Hendrickson Anna and Justin Hickman

Maureen Downer

Jacqueline Hite

Walter Downes

Jeff and Becky Hoeks

Jennifer Doyle

Marie Hojeij

Jeremy Drew

James and Ruth Holkeboer

Scott and Doni Driemeier-Showers

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Homkes

James Dutcher Diane Elkins Joyce McDonald Elkins Megan Eppley

Roger and Bobbe Horton Jeffery Ireland Josh and PoWah Isaak Robert and Paulette Israels

Velita Faulk

Jacobs Group Realty

Kathleen Finkler

Linda and Randy Jarosch

Marcia Fortuna Renee Freeman Jim and Linda Fridsma Bill Gagliardi Ellen Stoehr Gallavan Edward J Garcia, MD, MBA, MM

Michael and Patricia Jennings Eric and Meredith Johansson John Johnson Paul Johnson Joy Kerns Katherine Ketchum

Jennifer Garcia

Jeanne M. Kimball

Jared Geller

Daniel J. Klanseck

Hanna and Ian Gibson Terika Gillam

Jack and Leona Klepser Mr. and Mrs. Doug Knapp

David Gillespie

Jay and Evelyn Koets

Pamela Gillespie

Nicholas Kraska

Gary and Sandy Glaza Robert Golden Annette J. Gootjes Felipe and Melissa Gracias Patricia and Thomas Graham

Jennifer and Jon Krueger John and Marge Kuiper Nancy J. Kuyers Marilyn Lancaster Christopher Lavezza Dong Lee

Roger and Susan Griffioen

Marvin and Melinda Libby

Cheryl Groves

Peggy Lockwood

Dr. Bradford Sample and Michelle

Dr. Sharon E. Long

Diane Manko-Cliff Charles and Michelle Mason David and DuAnne Masselink James Matthews Joseph and Karen McLaughlin Brandi and Paul Melkild Tess and Stan Milanowski Cherie and Steve Miller Gary Mitchell Melinda Mitchell Mark Mitchell Sara and Sean Mooney Vivianne Moore Jeff Mudget Mulick Park Elementary Charmayne Mulligan Roxanne Newhouse Bill and Dace Nichols Jack and Paula Nienhuis Wes and Mary (Vryhof) Norden Samantha and Lee Norman Ella Marlene Norman Janice and Jack O’Donnell Marilyn Oliver Denise Olson Mackenzie Omness Caleb Oosterhouse Rebecca Ophoff Karen Parker Dr. Lon Peless Dan and Rebecca Pennington Kenneth and Ramona Phillips Linda R. Pitsch Pledgeling Foundation Susan Porrett Jessica Powers Eric R. Pung Janice Putt Mr. Frank D. Radeck Jr. Joyce Robinson James and Leanna Rollins Steven Romero James Rouse

(*) Indicates deceased donors

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Joann Gray

Daniel Maloney

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Keri Dutkiewicz

Calvin J. Hoogstra

Tonia Lowery

Giving & Alumni

Bridgette Crawley

Giving & Alumni

Nancy Rudnik Thomas and Michelle Sall Willie J. Sanders James F. Santoro Ken Scheibach Gregory Scholten Schuler Books & Music Bradd Schultz Beverly and James Seling Pamela Sheppeard Robert Shubitowski Lindsey Shull Janet Shy and Robert Campbell Ms. Peggy J. Smith Stacy and David Faulkner Linda Sorensen Terrence M. Start Stanley J. Steiner Michelle Stevenson Drs. Sharon and Peter Sutliff

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Janice Sylvertooth Ethan Tanis Jackie Terpstra

Thomas Wauben Rasheedah B. Wazeerud-Din Pamela J. Weagley Ms. Claire Webb Riley Wedan Abe Wells

Harry and Margie Whittaker Jessica Whyde Jamie Wieber Kathleen Wiejaczka Phyllis K. Wier Susan L. Wilder Theresa M. Wiley Melissa Wilhelm Tammy Williamson Kyle Wilson Patrick Wingate Larry Wood James Wright Alan and Carolynn Wright

Marylee Thiry

Maria Ziegler

Jeffery and Renee Thomas Joseph Trimew Cheryl and James Trojanowski Kari Troseth George T. Tuinstra Laura Twohig Jane and Michael Tyron Holly Utting Erin Van Egmond Rose and Mitch Van Houten William* and Patricia Vance Robin VandenToorn Baker Joni Vandertill Donald and Joyce VanDoeselaar James A. Von Ins Megan Vos Tom and Mary Jo Vryhof Kelvin and Angeline Wabeke Ruby and Edgar Wallace Scott Wang Anthony and Colleen Warrior

Jackson National Life Insurance Company Merrill National Christian Foundation Raymond James Schwab Charitable

West Michigan Hockey, Inc.

Kathleen A. Zalewski

Colleen Thoman

Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC

Annette Wendland

Dr. Todd and Laurie Terry

Thornapple Lake Trading Post

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Catherine M. Wasson

Government grants were awarded by the following agencies:

Department of Defense — National Security Administration Federal Emergency Management Agency Health Resources and Services Administration Internal Revenue Service Michigan Department of Transportation National Science Foundation U.S. Department of Education Donor advised gifts were facilitated by the following organizations:

America’s Charities

The Benevity Community Impact Fund Bergen County’s United Way The Blackbaud Giving Fund The Community Foundation of the Holland/Zeeland Area Edward Jones Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Brokerage Services Fidelity Charitable Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund GLP Financial

Faculty and Staff Donors Anonymous (9)

Drs. Kathy and Edward Aboufadel Anthony and Lauren Anderson Jean M. Balcer Vivian Beaty Thaddeus and Irene Bembenista Nikolas Bennett Joseph D. Bishop Joseph and Chelsea Brown Michael and Lynne Carey Kurt Carlson Mike and Jodi Chycinski Jodi Colby Debra Cooper and Jay Silha Kimberly and Philip Corsi Dr. Colleen Coughlin Anne Cramer Deanne Cranford-Wesley and Jesse Wesley Thomas Crawford Lynda and Sam Cribari Kenneth Davenport Misty Davis Dr. Lonnie G. Decker Drake Deering Denise Derr Kara DeVries Michael and Shea Dokter Walter Downes Jessica Dunn Keri Dutkiewicz Megan Eppley Dr. Scott and Susan Epstein Jennifer and Bill Ewing Patricia and Ferris Finerty Benjamin Foddrill Bill Gagliardi Dr. Bradford Sample and Michelle Gutierrez Sample

Kathleen Wiejaczka

Patrece Hamblin

Tammy Williamson

James and Jayne Hayden

Lee and Marty Witt

Emily Hayes

Arthur Wright

Anna and Justin Hickman

Paul and Lisa Lowden Stuart and Shelley Lowe Laura and Joe Macka Diane Manko-Cliff Amy Mansfield, Ph.D. David and DuAnne Masselink James Matthews Joseph and Karen McLaughlin Brian and Megan Miller Gary Mitchell Vivianne Moore Brian Netzler Gerald Nyambane Rich and Lisa O’Donovan Dr. Walter and Lisa O’Neill Dr. Richard and Pam Pappas Linda R. Pitsch Susan Porrett Jessica Powers Eric R. Pung Shawn Raymond Rachel and Devin Render James and Leanna Rollins Steven Romero Shubhada and Pradip Sagdeo Gregory Scholten Michael and Betsy Sleva Stacy Smith-Faulkner and David Faulkner Dr. Wayne Sneath and Kriss Ferluga Linda Sorensen Dr. Amy and Jack Stahley Michelle Stevenson Drs. Sharon and Peter Sutliff Janice Sylvertooth Ethan Tanis Dr. Todd and Laurie Terry Laura Twohig Kelly and Bob Wandel Scott Wang

Kenneth H. DeHaan Jr.* Thomas F. Dulude*

Legacy Society

Richard A. Faber* Ronald E. Falk

Members of this society are recognized

Joseph D. Feko

university through deferred or estate

Scott Geerlings

substantially toward Davenport’s long-

Norma A. Hansen*

come. The Legacy Society allows the

Stephanie L. Hehl Stotenbur

gifts of tomorrow, which will benefit

Barbara J. Huston

for their generous support of the

Larry D. Fredricks

gifts. These donors are contributing

Carol E. Greene*

term growth and its vitality for years to

Doyle A. Hayes Sr.

university to thank donors today for the

Brian and Tamra Hogan

our students long into the future.

William W. Idema*

Anonymous (4) Anas Issam Alkatib Michael D. Allie William H. Anderson Sue E. Andrews Anne M. Benson Franco and Alessandra Bianchi J. Foxx and Kathleen Bissell Joel and Laura Blanchard Nancy S. Boese Ron and Heather Boji Fred G. Braun Jr.* Janell M. Brickley Gail L. Brink Jack E. Brothers* Ellen W. Brown Thomas H. Brown, Ph.D.* Wilma D. Brudy* Sharon S. Burgis Thomas W. & Stacey A. Buschert Sharon M. Buursma* Joseph T. Buzzitta Dr. Linda Lindsay Byington Jerry and Suzanne Callahan Dan and Dawn Carter Matthew C. Cawood, Ph.D. Robert S. Chapla Molly A. Charles* John D. Cichy, Ph.D. Cynthia E. Claus Peter C. Cook*

Pamela R. Imperato, Ph.D. Timothy Kalota and Diane Feenstra-Kalota Suzanne M. Kenyon Keith and Kathryn Klingenberg Evangelos Koskos* David V. Ladd Wilbur* and Sharon Lettinga* Jean M. Luoma Peggy S. Luy Jason and Jennifer Madden Donald W. Maine* James E. McCarty* Frank Merlotti Barbara A. Mieras, Ph.D. Mark Minder Peter H. Moll Regina Moore Matthew and Wendy Morrow Diane Mulder Michael J. Munson John H. Myaard* Susan K. Nemmers Kevin B. O’Halla* Dr. Walter J.H. and Felisa O’Neill Timothy J. Pennings Joan A. Peterson Timothy J. Pixley Debra A. Ralya (*) Indicates deceased donors

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Marjolijn van der Velde

James* and Joy DeBoer Jr.

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Amy and Hal Ostrow

Deann L. Crosby

James R. Doane

Jeff and Becky Hoeks Matthew Krzykwa

Dr. Colleen Coughlin

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DeMarla Guyton

Giving & Alumni

E. Ellen Sadler*

Dale N. VanAllsburg

Hope Adamski

The Secchia Family

Roger G. Vander Laan

Rebecca Almquist

David Sellars III

Marvin L. Vander Wall

Frank and Amy Aloisio

Randall J. Spaman and Arla J. Essink-Spaman

Gifts in Kind

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Panther student-athletes, coaches

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and off the field. For more information,

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